Chief Financial Officer's Statement Creates Buzz
Xbox fans were thrilled when the company's Chief Financial Officer, Tim Stuart, announced plans to bring Xbox Game Pass to PlayStation and Nintendo. This would have meant that the popular gaming service would be available on smart TVs and mobile devices as well. However, Xbox CEO Phil Spencer has now clarified that there are no plans to expand Game Pass to PlayStation and Nintendo.
Spencer Sets the Record Straight
In a recent interview with Windows Central, Phil Spencer addressed the confusion caused by Stuart's statement. He emphasized that Xbox has no intention of bringing Game Pass to PlayStation or Nintendo. Spencer wants gamers to focus on the Xbox consoles and aims to use Game Pass to attract more people to purchase them. He also highlighted the importance of innovation and ensuring that Xbox users feel satisfied with their investment in the platform.
Game Pass Expansion to Mobile Still a Possibility
While Game Pass won't be expanding to PlayStation and Nintendo, there is still a chance that it may be available on mobile devices. Xbox has previously expressed interest in bringing the service to mobile, so gamers can keep an eye out for any future updates regarding this expansion.
